HealthIT Answers May 26, 2022
By Graham Brown MPH, Senior Vice President, NextGen Advisors
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has advanced providers’ ability to track and manage patients in nontraditional settings by using digital technologies to collect and transmit data from the patient to their provider team for monitoring, assessment, or recommendations. Many clinicians recognize RPM has the potential to extend the resources of the care team by identifying the right group of patients who can be engaged in self-care activities and reduce the need for in-person, clinic-based care. To ensure the benefits of RPM are realized, practices may want to consider the five key strategies detailed here to increase the chances of program success.
1—Set program goals and objectives
At the outset, leadership should convene...
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